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THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - A tribute to DOLLY PARTON
Thu Sep 10 2026
7:30 PM (Doors 6:30 PM)
$17.75
All Ages
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The Castro Theatre proudly presents a tribute screening of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, celebrating the remarkable life, enduring legacy, and unforgettable talent of the late, great Dolly Parton.
Set in the heart of Texas, this beloved musical comedy stars Dolly Parton as the big-hearted Mona Stangley, alongside Burt Reynolds as Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd. Together, they fight to save the famous Chicken Ranch from the crusade of a moralizing television commentator. Filled with toe-tapping numbers, quick wit, and iconic musical moments, the film remains a classic showcase of Dolly's brilliant charm, comedic timing, and phenomenal musical talents.
To make this evening truly unforgettable, the screening will be preceded by a special live tribute performance honoring Dolly’s incredible contribution to music, cinema, and LGBTQ+ culture.
Don't miss this opportunity to gather with fellow fans in San Francisco's grandest picture palace and pay homage to a world-renowned icon who brought so much love and music into our lives. Grab your boots, bring your friends, and get ready for a country-style tribute worthy of Dolly Parton herself!
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Our double feature tribute to Dolly Parton (and writer/director Colin Higgins) is downright beguiling as Miss Mona, the most bodaciously sex-positive madam to ever run the Chicken Ranch, one of the oldest running brothels in Texas. This deliriously deviant adaptation of the 1978 Broadway musical delivers a bevy of bombastic song-and-dances, along with quintessential roles by Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise. Though you may need to brace yourself for how hysterical Charles Durning’s performance is as the morally conflicted Texas governor, which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Drag out your bedazzled boots and frazzled fringe for what will surely be a foot stomping good time. 1982, 114 minutes. DCP courtesy of Universal.
THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - A tribute to DOLLY PARTON
$17.75 All Ages
The Castro Theatre proudly presents a tribute screening of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, celebrating the remarkable life, enduring legacy, and unforgettable talent of the late, great Dolly Parton.
Set in the heart of Texas, this beloved musical comedy stars Dolly Parton as the big-hearted Mona Stangley, alongside Burt Reynolds as Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd. Together, they fight to save the famous Chicken Ranch from the crusade of a moralizing television commentator. Filled with toe-tapping numbers, quick wit, and iconic musical moments, the film remains a classic showcase of Dolly's brilliant charm, comedic timing, and phenomenal musical talents.
To make this evening truly unforgettable, the screening will be preceded by a special live tribute performance honoring Dolly’s incredible contribution to music, cinema, and LGBTQ+ culture.
Don't miss this opportunity to gather with fellow fans in San Francisco's grandest picture palace and pay homage to a world-renowned icon who brought so much love and music into our lives. Grab your boots, bring your friends, and get ready for a country-style tribute worthy of Dolly Parton herself!
Our double feature tribute to Dolly Parton (and writer/director Colin Higgins) is downright beguiling as Miss Mona, the most bodaciously sex-positive madam to ever run the Chicken Ranch, one of the oldest running brothels in Texas. This deliriously deviant adaptation of the 1978 Broadway musical delivers a bevy of bombastic song-and-dances, along with quintessential roles by Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise. Though you may need to brace yourself for how hysterical Charles Durning’s performance is as the morally conflicted Texas governor, which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Drag out your bedazzled boots and frazzled fringe for what will surely be a foot stomping good time. 1982, 114 minutes. DCP courtesy of Universal.
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